| Creator: !mURx |
| Date: 2000-07-18 |
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Description
The Murx-AMP 2000 is more of an anti ghetto mod! The Murx-AMP 2000 was designed to serve as a PC sound system because the old one was too ghetto.
Its power supply used too much power when idle and and caused a lot of heat so it had to be cooled with a fan and a modded temperature control! A device that was in one piece was more desirable than the old "!mURx-Sound-System" as well. |
 | For comparison purposes: the old "!mURx-Sound-System" (see below) |
 | front view |
 | rear view |
 | the inside |
 | The heart of the amplifier: Two LM3876 that were ordered as a free sample at National Semiconductor and delivered via UPS! (The heatsink had to be milled because it wasn't plain. (ghetto!)) |
 | Everything quite straight! |
 | Of course the ground is the most important part and longer than phase and neutral. |
 | The unwritten law of modding: There is no modding without ghetto! |
 | One of just a few ghetto parts in this device: The power LED has been mounted with a manipulated self-adhesive cable tie mount! |
 | Speaking of ghetto modding...there were some complications working the back cover. |
 | Usually it doesn't look like this after milling. |
 | The Legacy-AMP (the old !mURx-Sound-System) primarily consisted of a "40W audio amplifier" kit with integrated Siemens TDA amplifiers which of course didn't sound very well. |
 | The labels on the front panel are very professional, too |
 | A good wiring, just with green cables |
 | Dito |
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